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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APKIL 17, 19011-
WANT ADS ON PAGES 15, 16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mary R. Cabot to Anthony Knoll,
south half lot 6, block 22, Bottineau's
second addition |SSO
J. W. Hlnkson and wife, S. P. Hink
son and -wife and Susan Hlnkson
iexecutrix) to Charles \V. Scranton,
lot IS, block 2, South Side addition... 600
Rufus Cook and wife to Girard Trust
company (trustee), lot S and part lot
25, auditor's subdivision 20 100
Valentine Emrick to Hagbert Hansen,
part lot 7, block 4, C. L. Willis' ad
dition 1,250
Elliot company to Peter L. Anderson,
lot 2, block "C." J. S. & W. Elliot's
addition 1,050
E. Barbara Sandhoff, C. A. Sandhoff,
Gustave 11. Sandhoff and wife to
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway company, lots 1, 2,
10. 11 and 12. block 24, Bassett'
Moore & Cases addition 20,000
Ella B. Little and husband to John
Stavely. lots 22, 2". and 24, block 15.
Motor Live addition 2,500
Henry Mackey and wife to William
Ende, Jr.. in section 29, town , 120,
range 2J ; 1,000
Elizabeth Dahlhelmer to William Ende.
Jr., iv section 2s, town 12U, range 23 1,000
Mike Borck and wife to Albert Fisher,
in section iy. town 120, range 2U.... 500
Rebecca N. Morison to F. J. Horten-
bach, lot 21, Newell subdivision 200
Aleck W. Nelson and wife to Frank
Carlson, lot 2, block 30,: Highland
Park addition 1,750
_\ieolai G. Koefold to Julia K. Mc-
Cormick, lot 2, block 1. Remington's
second addition 440
Maty A. Loomis to Henry A. Tuscany
and wife, lot 10, block 3S, Gale's sub
division «. 700
Josephine Schoenan and husband to
Sarah M. Mortality, lot 3, block D,
Elliot's addition 2,600
William H. Fleming and wife to Mary
. J. Hooker, lots 4 and 5, block 14,
| Lincoln Park addition 250-
A. G. Holmdale to James A. Sanborn,
lot 8, block 11, Silver Lake addition;. 195
Johaues Pearson and wife to Charles'
and Clara Lund, in section 12, town
117, range 24 1.550
Eleven minor deeds .................... 173 i
Total. 29 deeds $;;:,:>.*
Building Permits.
C. H. Raskin, 3300 Fourth avenue S, re- '
pairs ...... $.6
' Louis Weyel, 503 Colfax avenue N, re
pairs ; , ' 45
A. W. Nelson, 319 Fifteenth avenue S.
• repairs 20
Charles S. Sedgwlck, 2447 Portland ave
nue, alterations and changing dwell
ing into flats 2,000
Edwards & Browuell, 1919 Seventeenth
avenue S, repairs to barn 150
J. F. Burr, 1704 Dupont avenue, repairs . 20
A. H. Linton, 1527 Fifth avenue S, re
pairs 425
Heaton & Ellison, l!>lt> Fourth avenue
S, frame shed DO
W. A. Barnes & Co., 523 Twentieth aye-
nue S. repairs after fire 350
W. A. Barnes & Co., agent, 3422-24 Fif
teenth avenue 3, repairs 300
W. A". Barnes & Co.. 2748 Dupont ave
nue S, repairs and alterations 400
Fred Schiek, 25.52 Garfleld avenue, re
pairs and frame addition 700
Andrew Holt, 2542 Chicago avenue, re
pairs and.frame addition. 400
John S. Calder, 3014 Girard avenue X,
IVi-story frame dwelling and barn... 1,200
B. A. Eaton,-2419 Polk street XE, two
story frame dwelling ..; 1,000
Ernest Jaeger, 1600 Fourth street S, al
terations '...". .... '..' ' ' 22
Moore Carving Machine company, 1915
Portland avenue, frame automobile
. shed 250
Total $7,498
Births.
Mrs. Frank G. Schlange, 1618 Queen ay N.boy |
-Mrs. Henry Maugen, 416 7th ay NE......b0y
Mrs. Thomas Mclntosch, 213 6th st NE...boy-
Mrs. Joseph Jacobson, 214 20th ay S boy
Mrs. Alfred Johnson, 2240 Pierce st XE..boy
-Mrs. George Letourneau, 525 3d a\- boy
Mrs. George R. Thiss, 417 14th st S boy
Mrs. James A. Wintersohn, 1114 sth st N.boy
Mrs. Edgar B. Savage, 2402 2d st NE boy
Mrs. Andrew Nielson, 2300 26th ay S boy
Mrs. Erick Foesberg, 2830 Nicollet ay boy
Mrs. Carel Sather, 213 3d st NE boy
Mrs. Xamun Radebauch, 2438 24th ay S,
twins ;... boys
Mrs. Sivert Lytle, 627 Ontario st SE boy
Mrs. Edward Roscoe, 811 Summer st NE.boy
Mrs. Emil Grosskopf, 260 Plymouth ay...boy
Deaths.
John G. Falk, 2531 14th ay S, 24 years.
Thomas Spies, city hospital, 22 years.
Duncan B. Hill, 2446 Ist ay S, 21 years.
Baby Sand, city hospital, 9 days.
Albert Detweiler, 2416 6th st S, 25 years.
John Nelson, 1813 11th ay S, 67 years.
Mary G. Evans, Northwestern hospital, 46
years.
John Svee, 115 Washington ay S, 25 years.
Joseph Ennis, 518 Perm ay N, 1 year.
Marriage Licenses.
Harry E. Dimoke and Jennie Johnson.
Carl A. Johnson and Julia Laughman.
Peter Hognes and Elsie Sather.
John Labourln and Georgiana Gratton.
Joe Heller and Zelda Chadickowitz.
Carl Wilson and Hilda Magnuson.
Joseph Ice and Maggie McDonald.
John Whelan and Margaret McDermott.
Peter Ganser and Virginia Doyle.
John Stembour and Theresla Aubrecht.
Fred M. Martin and Mattie Love.
Charles E. Matthews and Jane E. Henshaw.
Patrons of the want page should out j
thin out for reference an it will
not appear every day.
INDEX TO^WANTJHEADINGS
To easily find any heading, note the num
ber opposite the heading in the index; the
headings of each department are numbered
consecutively, as in the index:
I—Agtuts Wanted.
2—Announcements.
3—Auction Sales.
4—Accountants.
62—Belgian Hares.
5— business Personals.
6—Business Opportunities.
7 —Business Specials.
I— Bicycles.
&—Business Bargains,
10—Board and Rooms.
11—Board Ottered.
12—Board Wanted.
U9—Castings.
13—Cows.
14—Clairvoyants.
66 —Detective Agency.
64 —Detective Bureau.
15— Dressmaking.
1(5 —Dyeing and Cleaning.
18—Dentistry.
17 —Educational.
19 —Financial.
74—Furriers.
20—For Sale. Miscellaneous.
21—For Rent, Unfurnished Houses.
22—For Rent, Furnished Houses.
23—For Rent, Furnished Rooms.
24—For Rent, Unfurnished Rooms.
25 —For Rent, Unfurnished Flats.
26— For Rent, Furnished Flats.
27—For Rent, Offices.
28—For Rent. Stores.
Ti— For Rent, Acres.
30—For Rent, Miscellaneous.
74 —Furriers.
31—Help Wanted, Male.
32—Help Wanted. Female.
33—Horses, Carriages—For Sale.
34—Horses, Carriages—Wanted.
35—Intsructlon.
70—Lake Farm Lands.
?6—Loans and Chattels.
37— Lost and Found.
B—Mines and Mining.
65—Moving and Storing.
67 -Machinery and Engines.
38-Musical.
»— Medical.
41—Minnetouka Property.
ft—Notices.
43—Notices to Contractors.
72 —Nursery Stock.
75—Ocean Steamer*.
71—Osteopathy.
68—Pensions.
44—Personal.
45—Purchasing Agents.
*6—Patent Attorneys.
76—Parquet Flooring.
40—Rug Mfg., Carpet Cleaning.
47 -Real Estate for Sale. Improved.
4S— Real Estate lor Sale, Unimproved.
49—Real Estate for Sale, Farm Lands.
50— Real Estate, Exchange.
51—Situations Wanted, Male.
52—Situations Wanted, Female.
53—Storage and Moving.
54—Stove Repairs.
55—Sewing Machines.
56—S-torm Sash, Carpenter Work.
73—Theatrical Costumes.
57—To Exchange, Miscellaneous.
58—Wanted, Miscellaneous.
59 —Wood and Coal.
61—Wanted, Real Estate.
60— Wanted, to Rent.
The ads cost only one cent a word under
any heafling.
All abbreviations and cumbers counted as
one word and no ad taken for less than 20
cenis each insertion. Payable strictly cash in
advance. |
Journal Want Pag-? closes at 1 p. m. Ads
received between 1 and 2 p. m., inserted same '
day. if ' ?ired, under "Too Late to Classify."
All a are printed in The Journal's three
editions, the 4 and 5 o'clock and the next
day at noon.
Advertisers can have answers to their ads
addressed to a numbered letter in care of The
Journal. Answers so addressed will be de
livered on presentation of the check.
1 AGENTS WANTED
AN AGENT WANTED IN EVERY CITY IN
the states of Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, lowa, Michigan, Wisconsin and Mon
tana to sell our "Electrolite" acetylene gas
table lamp; it is simply perfection; big money
in it. Acetylene Gas Supply Co., <Jl2 North
western building.
WANTED—Ad ENT TO CANVASITwiTH A
first class article; $1.50 per day. Address T
96C, Journal.
2 ANNOUNCEMENTS
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL COMML'M
catlon of Ark ledge. A , F. and A. M., April
17. at 7:30 p. m. Work in the Master's de
gre*. Visiting brethren invited. R. J. Gault,
3 AUCTION SALES
AUCTION -FRIDAY. APRIL IS, AT 10 A. M .
at 44! Kidjjewood ay, on account of owner's
removal from city; brussels carpets, rugs
parlor, sitting-room and dining-room furni
ture, draperies, pictures, fine rosewood piano
china aud table ware, secretary bookcase
desk, bed and table linen, range and kitchen
furnishings; also a fine driving and saddie
pony, cutter. i.ait, harness aud saddle, (an
be seen morning of sale. E. B. Patten
auctioneer.
Q BUSINESS CHAIICES
R. V. HURLBUT & CO,
Business Chances, Stocks, Investments;
references given; correspondence solicited
443-444 ANiiKIS BUILDING.
IF YOUR LAUNDRY WORK IS NOT BAT
lsfaetory on account of neckbands stretched
or linen left unclean, try the Custom Laun
dry, U^ 6th st S. Telephone 138 Main.
FOR SALE-CONTROLLING INTEREST IN"
well-establisl!!>d, good-paying retail business.
Will bear closest investigation aud every op
portunity afforded for same; $15,00u to $20 000
required. _BJ>44, Journal.
I OFFER 6,000 SHARES OF MY COPPER
stock for $251» in order to help me thd
balance; this Is worth investigating. C S4t»
Journal.
•♦♦••• <$> ■-•' <*> <§> ; <§> ; i>
*^ OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL. ♦'
<§> Better than mining stock. Bet- <•,•
. . . «$> ter than government'bonds. <§>.-> :
■*• THE OIL FIELDS OF A
'V CALIFORNIA $
<•> . : ' ■ ■ .. ■ ■■ ■'<$>;•
<§> are offering opportuni-^
. * <$> nities for investments <$> - * .
<$>-, that cannot be' sur- <$>
<$> passed. Wells are sunk <$>
<$> daily that are putting thou- ♦
<♦> sands into the pockets of in- ,<«>
<;> vestors. . Immense fortunes <*
•$> have been made in oil in Califor- <£>
<£>nia during the past year, and so <i>
•$> much money has been made lately •♦> =
<«>that the whole country has gone "oil <*>
<*> crazy." - -• :■•'&
<>» ' \^'"''■'4b
<*> HANKERS AND BROKERS' OIL CO. <J>
■&■ ,-/-."• ■'. '-?>
"<s■ has oil lands in the heart of the <$>
<•> high-grade oil district of Califor- <$>
♦■nia, San Benito county, and the <$> :
■}• oil is pronounced by, experts <$>'^. ■
\*> to be "paraffine base"—very <.♦>•
<$> valuable; worth from $4 to <$> .:
<$>. $6 a barrel at the wells. <%,
, „;■<?> A limited number, of <•> . •
<$> shares will be sold at <*>
<?> 15 CENTS PER <S>
■tr SHARE. For full par- >
■iy titulars call on or write ,•<
;■'?• : -. . ■ . - > ■ -
<$>■ E. M. ANDERSON, ♦■
■ ■ & ■' ■ - .:■•-. •.. , <$> ■ . .
4> 504 Sykes Block, <§>
<s> ■ • • • „ . ■ •<s>■'
. v Minneapolis, ->.;'-: : Minnesota. <$>
$>_$>_Q>_4l_s> "<§> ■» '<$- 4 <» <$> -$>'<$>
V_Js>_j&_<i->_^ <$> <$> <§> <$> <-»> ..y _/f.
A GOOD OPENING FOR A FIRST-CLASS
general store; settlers coming in fast. Gov
ernment lands still open for settlement under
homestead law. Write, with stamp, for par
ticulars. T. W. Tasker, Carpio, N. D.
WE EXECUTE OPTION ORDERS FOR
grain; $20 will margin 1.000 bushels 2 cents;
send. for. our free book. "Facts and Figures,"
explaining option trading. The Osborn Grain
Co., 812 and 814 Phoenix building, Minneap
olis. Members Chamber of Commerce.
WE HAVE SOME GOOD OPENINGS TO OF
fer in all lines of clean, legitimate business
m the growing sections of the northwest. We
can sell YOUR business. References: The
commercial agencies. Odlum-Kurtzman Co.,
Phoenix building.
PORTABLE~PH OTOGRAPH OUTFIT, COM
plete; must be sold at once, regardless of
cost; as good as new; will be sold on time
Call at Beaufort Hotel, between hours of 5
and 8 in afternoon. George B. Smith.
DRUG STOCK AND~FIXTURES IN A GOOD
southern Minnesota town of 2,000 inhabitants;
stock and fixtures are in good condition and
will inventory about $4,2u0. Address X, care
J^orthwestern Druggist, Minneapolis.
GATEWAY CITY LA UNO KY~ FOR SALE
cheap If taken within ten days; best equipped
laundry In city of 30,000. Apply to Miller &
Wolfe, attorneys, La Crosse, Wis
HAVE A LAUNDRY DOING GOOD BUSl
ness, in fine location; good reason for sell
ing. Call between 5 and Bp. m. 820 Wes
tern ay.
A~SNAP— SMALL, CLEAN STOCK OF GRO
ceries. Must be sold before the 20th. Have
other business to attend to. Make an offer.
2815 Emerson ay N.
FOR SALE AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR, $pOO
stock of general merchandise; running and
doing good business, if taken at once Lock
Box 68, Le Roy, Mian.
A FIRS'FcILXss" RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
Good trade, good location; the only up-to
date restaurant in town; reason for selling,
death of my mother. W. M. Erickson Lake
Mills, lowa.
FOR SALE—BARBER SHOP, TWO KOCH'S
hydraulic chairs, brand new; work stand,
mirror, showcase, fine porcelain lined bath
tubs, marble washstand; good town, good
trade; a snap for a good man; cheap, if
taken at once; poor health cause of* selling.
Address D 956, Journal.
WANTED—TO TRADE FOR $3,000 OR $4,000
stock of hardware, one or two quarters of
Dakota dirt. Ross E. Parks, Lily, S. I).
PARTNER WANTBD—SI,SOO TAKES HALF
interest in good legitimate business; $500 cash
required: if you are not ready to talk busi
ness, please don't call; no letters answered.
Room 275, Syndicate Arcade.
7 BUSINESS SPECIALS
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PER
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol
iister, 77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer Btaad of
the nort&west. Exclusive specialist.
g BICYCLES
TIRES, Jo A PAIR, GUARANTEED ENTIRE
season; sundries and repairing. Bicycles, from
$25 to $50. Meyer Cycie Co.. 21 sth st 8.
JOHNSON'S GUARANTEED TIKE, $23o";
Goodrich, unguaranteeed, $1.50; all kinds of
carriage tires; bicycles, $5 to $35, bought,
sold, exchanged and repaired. Johnson Co ,
915 Nlcollet
EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRING, RE-EX
ameling, tire work, coaster brakes, etc. Will
call for and deliver. 'Phones, N. W., Maiu
1430 J-l; M. V., 1020. The Heath-Quiruby
Co., 102 Heunepln ay.
IF YOU WANT ONE OF THE HIGHEST
grade, well known, new, 1901, flush joint bi
cycles, made for only $11.75, and want ie on
free ten days' trial before paying 1 cent, cut
this notice out and mail to Sears, Roebuck &
Co.. Chicago, 111., for free bicycle catalogue
and full particulars.
IQ BOARD AND ROOMS
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
board, in modern house. 419 9th st S.
FOR RENT—FRONT ALCOVE ROOM7~wITH
board. Also a pleasant side room and back
room. 3ti 13th st S.
12 BOARD WANTED
BOARD AND ROOM, PRIVATE FAMILY
preferred; within walking distance, but near
car line. Miss Beckwith, cashier, Western
Union Telegraph Co.
wXnted—two connecting rooms,
with breakfast and 6 o'clock dinner, In mod
ern house, private family, by gentleman and
wife. C 955, Journal.
WANTED—BOARD AND ROOM BY TWO
young men in private family; located near
center of city preferred. Address Mr. Cordo.
3uo sth st S.
YOUNG LADY, EMPLOYED DURING DAY,
wants board and room: prefer vicinity of
Laurel flats. Address W 955, Journal.*
YOUNG MAN W fXSCTS~R"OCTM~XND~BOTR"D
in a refined private family, centrally lo
eaud. Address D 954, Journal.
13 ~cows
THREE MILCH COWS FOR SALE CHEAP.
514S Lyndale ay N.
14 CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. MANEWSLL, n.edium; readings daily;
Thursday eve circles, 25c. 620% Nic, room 14.
MRS. MARY JACOBS, TSUB WELL-KNOWN
medium, for 20 years located in Minneapolis,
can now be consulted daily on all affairs of
life, at her new residence, 510 3d ay d.
MME. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAlß
voyant and magnetic healer. 1028 HenneDia.
IQ DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS --PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners: out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nic
ollet. Telephone 1576.
i'£ I'--:---'-..: . ■ -•■..■ vsi
\V&'-:. NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE £
iSr your clothing and all household goods jg
«t French dry cleaned, aud A. Hornung's yi
V£ Minneapolis Dye House is the largest j£
}?»;. and only reliable place in the north- y*
l£ . west. Offices, 522 Nicollet, near 6th st. yi
V£ Tel. 3186 J-2 main, and 242 Nicoilet, »*
)$ near Washington ay, Tel. 510 main. i^
19__ ___ FINANCIAL
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE—LOWEST
rates; easy payments; no publicity. Amen
can Credit Co., C. K. Jennings, Mgr., 623-i
Uuuiauty building.
AT LOWEST RATES—MONEY TO LOAN. R.
D. Cone & Co., 517 Guaranty. Loan building.
4V4 TO 6 PER CENT MONEY. WITH THE
•"on or before" privilege, to loan on improved
property la Minneapolis and St. Paul. R. M.
Newport, 309-311 Phoenix building, 60 4th at
S, Minneapolis.
j MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
with steady positions in good • concerns, on
their own names; no security; easy payments.
Tolman. 920 N. Y. Life building.
WE HAVE A BLOCK OP EASTERN MONEY
I to loan at 5 per cent on choice residence
! property. Thorpe Bros.. 253 Hennepin ay.
MONEY to -Loan; EASY TERMS;; LOW
rates. David P. Jones & Co., Oneida building.
P QUICK LOANS .■ ~~
TO
SALARIED PEOPLE,
1 SAME DAY AS.APPLICATION.
On you? own name without security or in
dorser; payment payable to suit yourself.
These who contemplate borrowiug can be as
sured of ill-- confidential treatment . that all
persons of refinement and pride feel is essen
tial In matters of this nature. Our offices
are so arranged that you do not come in con
tact with other applicants, and you tan be
waited on privately and quickly. ■
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN COMPANY,
6QI-6U2 Globe Dividing.
» WE LOAN MONEY *-™~°™
Mt. to salaried people on their notes at v
lowest rate; strictly confidential; pay
weekly, semi-weekly or monthly.
gßooai JV2, Sykes block, 256 Hennepin ay. W
RELIABLE CREDIT CO. £
uG®&& ceaceau
«* >Mt «Wl***»&it«wtic*«aut it* *«
$> MONEY TO LOAN" SALARIED PEO- <«>
<i.> —We are prepared to loan reason- <£
t» able amounts to salaried people hold- <$>
<$ Ing steady positions with responsible <$>
'<$> concerns, on easy -weekly or monthly <§>
4> payments. We -conduct our business <«>
<$■ strictly confidential. Lowest rates and <$>
<5> fair treatment guaranteed. Room ■ 306, <*>
<$> Bank of Commerce building. <$>
W* °4* '*W*W« a**tei*°g-'A±"*i*w<a°A nn ait
MORTGAGE LOANS—Rates low; any sums;
no delay; see us sure. Gale & Co.. N. Y. Life.
5 AND 6 PER CENT MORTGAGE: LOANS.'
iNo delay. C. S. Woodruff, 606 Guaranty bldg.
LOANS FROM $100 UPWARDBrciTY~PROP;:
erty preferd; no delay. J.B.Tabo'ur. 124 S ita.
SALARY LOANS. ~ ~
If you are employed by a responsible firm
we will loan you sums of $10 to $100 on your
note at much CHEAPER AND EASIER
RATES than elsewhere, of this we are POSI
TIVE. Absolutely no charges for. papers.
Nothing deducted from amount you desire.
l Easiest partial payments. MINNEAPOLIS
FINANCIAL. CO., room 206, New York Life
building. .
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON" REAL
estate, with on or before privileges; rate i l,*,
5 and 6. T. A. Jamleson. ,<l3 Nicollet. • . :
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF $100 TO $suO
loans on city real estate; principal payablo
at any time. A. H. Polley, 501 Andrus bid.
WANTED—FROM $500 TO $1,000 AT~S~PE~R
cent, by thoroughly reliable local company,
who can furnish best security; money needed
to complete amount of capital required in
business. Address, at once, T 947, Journal.
MONEY AT 4, 8 AND « PER CENT; NO
commissions. Sawyer & Betcher, 417 Phoenix.
FOR FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS SEE WMI!
H. White, 408 Bank of Commerce building.
MONEY LOANED ON LIFE INSURANCE.
L. P. Van Norman, 616 Andrus building.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS~TO~BO"r^
row $500 for short time on ample chattel se
curity. X 955. Journal.
20 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FREE "FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
COLFAX MINERAL WATER.
Will permanently cure constipation. We
guarantee results; $1.75 per six-gallon case.
The^Glenwood-Ingle^ood Co., 313 Hennepin.
MILLWOOD, DRY. 1.7* TO $3;T~2 LOADS^
partly dry, $2.75; coal, $5 and $5.25. Plymouth
Lbr. Co., 4 Lumber Ex. Phone, Main 717 J-2.
WHEN YOU WANT FURNITURE repaired,"
raupholstered, reflnlshed, or mattresses reno
vated, try Kainyille Bros., the East Side
dealers, No. 15 Nieollet island. Both 'phones.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SLIGHT-
Iy used household goods of every description.
We can save you 25 per cent at the Town
Market Furniture Co.. 25 and 27 bth st S.
WATCHES cleaned; main spring fitted, $1;
warranted a year. Fiske, jeweler, 32 S. Wash.
SEEDS—FRESH STOCK D. ML FBRRT *'
Co.'s bulk seeds Just received. J. H. Smith,
214-216 Hennepin ay.
W E MANU FA C TURE EVERYTHI>nr~FO R
lighting purposes; a^s, electric and combina
tion fixtures; dealers In globes, brackets,
Welsbach burners, mantels, etc., wholesale
and retail. Call or write for prices. Min
neapolis Plating & Gits Fixturu Co., 21G Ist
ay S. N. W. Tel.
EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM HAWKIN'3
strain White Plymouth Rocks and prize
winning Silver Spangled Hamburgs r chickens
for sale. Goldfish, 10c. All kinds of birds,
new and . second-band cages, everything
cheap; going out of business. Lester's Bird
Store, 1713 2d avl S. _jj L_
$700 'SODA FOUNTAIN, MARBLE COUN
ters, glasses, holders and spoons, all for
$200, if sold at once. 1027 Washington ay 3.
PIANOS—CHECKERING UPRIGHT. $160;
two uprights, $100, $125; Hallet & Davis piano,
$75; Weber upright, $185;' Decker upright,
$143; Anderson. upright, $225; %7 monthly;.new
pianos tor rent, $2.50, $4 a month; one year's
rent allowed if purchased. Foster & Waldo,
40 sth st S, corner Nicollet. . „....' '
SODA FOUNTAINS CHEAP. MINNEAPOLIS
Soda Fountain Co., 621 Marshall at NE.
PASTRY OVENS, STEAM TABLES, COF
fee urns, hotel ranges; tin, copper and sheet
iron work of all kinds; retinning. Tel. 161.;
Great Western Stove Repair Co., 312 Hen. ay.
TENTS, AWNINGS, DUCK AND COVERS
AMERICAN TENT AND AWNING CO.,
125-127-129 Ist ay_N, Minneapolis.. ;
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 237. Henu; ay—
Sell, rent, repair all makes. , Ask for prices.
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; O^OOOO^Q ICS TOOLS, &c. QQ&O£&C>O :
Q NW. K. MORI3ON & CO., ;-, §
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£> 247-249 NICOLLET AY. : Q
SECOND HAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description; 1,000 counters, shelving,
show cases, refrigerators, scales, oil tanks,
coffee mills, wall cases, saloon and restaurant
fixtures, office furniture, safes, barber chairs, i
wagons, carriages, harnesses, 500 cook stoves ]
and ranges, 50 chamber suits from $6 up
wards, springs 50c, lounges .sl. 1027 Wash- '
ington ay S. '. ■ . , •
WIRE - NETTING FOR POULTRY, ABSO-
Jutely lowest price in the city; crushed oys
ter shells. 55c per 100 lbs bag; all kinds of
supplies for • chickens. Telephone, main
2494 L 2. R. A. Pike & Co. '■-.--.
BUY YOUR PAINT WHERE YOU GET IT
pure; . every gallon guaranteed pure; prices
low. Wra. Simms, 411 14th ay SE.
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j& FOR SALE—SEVERAL HUNDRED 8*
$£ bushels feed corn, cheap. 'Inquire J$ '■■
& Brooks-Griffiths Co. elevator, Division &
& and Tyler st NE, or 30 Chamber of X*
'*£ Commerce. - , «v
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FOR SALE, CHEAP, ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD
couch, cost $110: also handsome Turkish easy
chair, upholstered in oriental rugs 632 E
16th- st. • •':' •■'■* '.' "'■•-' ■;:'"t "' .V - -,'■■■-■■'- ■•-. >■■•• ••'
FOR SALE—CONTENTS OF AN ELEGANT-
Iy furnished home, including writing desk,
library table, book shelves, fancy rockers
1701 av_S._ ■- " : .■ • ■-.. -'-: ■•■ ■ ■ ;■■■ ■- i t
FOR ; SALE—IOO BARRELS ; PURE,; CIDER;
delivered.. at 30c gal; warranted free from
acetic, salicylic or other adulterant 'acids.
Make voui own vinegar; sace. your pickles;
assuring finest quality. - Phone >N. W. Main
3427 J-2. J. C. F. Holcomb, 156 Orlin
ay SE V - ' „ "'.;;_ , ■ :.■ >-"■
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE, CHEAP—
First-class sideboard, rugs, chamber suit, ■> re
frigerator; parties leaving city., Inquire 2816
BloomingtonavS.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
NUMBER SO—Continued.
GAS, OIL AND GASOLENE STOVES
Cleaned and repaired. Stoves stored during
summer. Kirk & Nye,_6th st and Hennepin.
OFFICE"; SfOR"K~~FIXfUREsF SAFE~S~
large, small roll top, flat, standing desks;
150 feet French plate, upright and counter
i show cases; counters, shelves, suitable jew
! elry, confectionery; three large mirrors
cheap if Jaken at once. 208 4th at S.
GRAPHOPHONE; COLUMBIA GRAND;
I largest, beet praphophone made; used only a
I few weeks; 50 or more records; good as new;
| half price; cash only. Northwestern Agricul
j turist, 1237 Guaranty building.
| WANTED—OLD BUILDINGS to TEAR
down and remove; must be cheap. Address
Box 420, city.
<| MINNEAPOLIS STATIONERY CO., <fc
$ Wholesale and Retail Stationers, 405 <■>
S Hennepin ay. Minneapolis, Minn. <§>
Letter Copying Books, Typewriter &
\j> Ribbons and Papers, Carbon Papers, <^
j <■•> Pens and Ink, Typewriters (new and <S>
I <J> second hand). SPECIAL ATTEN- <*>
<$> TION TO SMALL ORDERS. <$>
GRANITE MARKERS AND MONUMENTS
lettered to order, cheap. R.Neisiugh, bio
Polk st NE.
ABOUT 5,000 FEET SECOND-lIAND~LUM
ber; make me an offer. C. U. Warren, 1527
Franklin ay S.
THE 11E RRICK Ii A 8 THK GREATEST
amount of storage space of any refrigerator
of equal size. See then at 7th and Hennepin.
SCHOLARSHIP SCHOOL
cheap, or will exchange for dentistry or any- I
thing 1 can use. X 966. Journal.
SIX - HOLE DOCKASH RANQB, HOT WA
ter attachments, also green enamel iron bed
and springs; $15 takes them to-morrow. 727
E ltith st.
FUR SALE—FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND
harp. Inquire at 919 20th ay N.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE. 2643
jlumboldt ay S.
LA~RGB MAJESTIC STEEL RANGE; $Tf:
Ohio stenl range, $lti; Magee range, $9; refrlg
erator, $5: cook, $3; aaapa. m'z 4th ay 8,
GIRL'S TRICYCLE, $1.50; PARLOR LAMP,
$1.00; chamber suit, $10; dining table, $5; flat
top office desk, $5. 104 Royalstou ay.
TO LAWVEKS-1 WANT TO SELL COM
plete set New York Chancery and Court of
Appf-als Reports, 60 cents per volume. Call
Hi Bank Commerce building.
FOR SALE—OHIO^STEETTrange AND GAS
range, jlnejshape.Jjargains^i^S Pillsbury ay.
SIX HIGH-BRED BROWN LEGHORN HENS
and one cock, cheap. 3001 Newton ay N.
F O IT~sTIE—TH~E~FURN ISHING S~O>~A~l3^
room house, best location, filled with room
ers; a snap if taken at once; parties leading
city. 511 2d ay S.
BARGAINS THURSDAY—NEWDROP-HEAD
Singe:-, $25; drop-head White, $22; Automatic
$12; Siiiger, $5. Elmer, 720 Ist ay S.
21^ FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
FREE "FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSB
advertising under this head. Be aura and
call for them when you leave the ad.
FOR ~RENT—A 9-ROOM HOUSE AT 1209
Hawthorn ay. Inquire at house or see owner,
at 1710 3d ay S.
McCUKDV i Rents houses, j Taking care
& CO., 220 < Hats, stores, sof property
Temple Court. ( sells.real estate. \ a specialty.
List your property for sale or rent.
' PATTON'S SUN-PROOF PAINTS.
Guaranteed to wear for five years.
Get sample card of fifty different shades.
People's Paint Store, tilQ Ist ay S.
603 BTH AY N, 8 ROOTIST~MC»DERN, $22.50.
31 Highland ay, 15 rooms, modern, barn. $50.
2300 Clinton ay, 7 rooms, city water, $15.
609 E 22d st, corner Portland ay, 6 rooms,
bath, gas, city water, sewer, $17.C0.
5U9 Forest ay, 9 rooms, modern, $35.
628 University ay SE, 15 rooms, bath, gas,
furnace, etc., $30.
112 Willow st, 10 rooms, modern, $30.
2400 Irving ay S, 10 rooms, strictly modern,
barn, good lawn, $35.
1718 Nicollet ay, 10 rooms, modern, $40.
2413 Nicollet ay, 10 rooms, modern, $30.
1501 Park ay, 15 rooms, modern, $60.
21i>9 Bryant ay S, 10 rooms, modern, $35.
lw 10th st S, 12 rooms, bath, gas, city water,
sewer, $25.
George Odium, 309-311 Phoenix building.
FOR RENT—A HANDSOME, MODERN,""!?
room house, with barn; janitor service; ex
ceptional locality; 10 minutes' walk from
postoffice; $45; will paper to suit tenant. 520 j
Bth st S.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND BARN OR A lU
room house for two families, in eight'n or
thirteenth wards, for long lease. Address
M 955, Journal.
THE O~GT PETERSON TRANSFER AND
Storage company: furniture moved, racked,
stored and shipped by experienced men only;
best facilities, largest and finest vans in the
city; prompt service. Office, 501 Ist ay S.
Both 'phones.
FOR RENT—SIO; HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS,
upstairs half, at once. Bath, closet, sink,
open plumbing. Independent hot water
heater. 2904 Columbus ay S. To small
family only. Owner, ISCfi W Lake st.
ALTERATIONS FOR HOUSES AND
stores, porches screened, carpenter work.
Lannas, 423 2d ay S.
FOR RENT—HOUSE 1604 2D AY S; STRICT~
ly fir3t-class and modern. Call at 1600 2d
ay S.
414 E 25T~H=527.50; MODERN HOUSE, GAS
runge, shades, hardwood finish, water me
ter; very convenient and desirable. Call 913
Guaranty.
sTx-ROOM HOUSE, BATH, HOT AND COLD
water, full basement; rent $19; 332 E 14th st.
Key next door. Owner at 2409 Garfleld ay.
FOR RENT—MODERN T-ROOM HOUS~C
•furnished or unfurnished, hot and cold water,
bath, furnace and laundry. Apply at 2821
First ay S.
OO FURNISHED HOUSES
TO RENT—FOR ONE YEAR, SMALL DE
tached, thoroughly modern, all hardwood
floors, furnished or partly furnished house;
rent $35 per month. View 2625 2d ay S, or
Inquire George W. Bestor, 8 4th st S.
NICELY FURNISHED~HOUSB~OP~SBVBN
rooms, for rent for the summer; rent • reason
able to right party. H. B. Marchbank, 3323
Chicago ay.
FOR RENT—I2-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
with barn, from May 1. A. H. Young, 413
New York Life building. _
Til E 17TH ST. NBAR PARK AY, FUR
nished complete; detached modern house;
eight rooms. For rent for_summer months.
i 03 FURNISHED ROOMS
A NICE ROOM' TO RENT TO ONE GEN
, tleman; bath, gas, steam heat; refined private
family. C 947, Journal.
TWO "neatly furnished rooms with
gas and bath, $6 and $7: gentlemen preferred.
Inquire-914 3d ay S. Call afternoons. :
: TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, PINE
location, detached house, private " family;
walking distance;'one has private bath con
, necting; very desirable. X 955. Journal.
VERY DESIRABLE, " WELL FURNISHED
looms, modern house, every ■". convenience,
steam heat, both telephones; terms |S month
up. Call 112 13ht st S. .-'•'. -'■■
LARGE, PLEASANT, FURNISHED FRONT
room,. with alcove; modern. - 633 Ist ay S,
flat 1. ■■..'■. -4
GRAND APARTMENTS—LADIES AND
gentlemen; steam heat, stationary wash
bowls, hot water each room; $7 upwards.
620 7th st s._ _ .
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, SUITA
bIe for one or two ladies; central and near
car line. No other roomers. 26 W 14th st. _
, FOR~RENT—TWO~LARGE, LI~GHT~FUR
nished or unfurnished rooms, suitable for
light housekeeping; all modern house; best
location. 1562 Hennepln ay, corner Harmon
place and Hennepin ay. ' -
FOR RENT^-ONE~LARGE FRONT ALCOVE
room, modern bouse, pleasant location, near
corner Nicollet ay; 5 E 17th st. ;. .. .
24. UNFURNISHED ROOMS
THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
j light housekeeping; light and , airy; third
| floor; no children; reference exchanged. R
I 955. Journal. ■-,-•■■ ■■ ■ ■
TWO LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS, WITH
large closet, suitable for light housekeeping;
steam heated. Call at 206 W Grant st. __
FROM MAY 1 TO OCT. 1, 9-ROOM MOD
ern furnished house; 'hardwood flooring; $35
per "month. 225 W 24th st. . .
[ FOUR BACK, UPSTAIRS, ONLY $5 PER
month, . 237 10th ay S.
: One small room, on third floor, 424 Nicol
let, : for men only, $6 per month.
Three front, upstairs, newly papered and
painted,. only $6 per month. . 910 sth ay S.
No children. -■ ,
Three front for light housekeeping, $5 per
month. .: 914 sth ay S. No children.
Three front, ■ downstairs, central location,
$7. 502 6th ay N. -• ■ • ■ :. ;,
25 UNFURNISHED FLATS
I MODERN FIVE-ROOM FLAT. 332 IS 18Tn
1 st. second ' floor. Apply Frank Miller. ___._- ■.
j ELEGANT~SIX-ROOM^LATSrTHOR"6UGH-
Iy modern,:73o-736 E 18th st; rent $27 and
$30. F. A. Simmons Co., New York Life
building.
FLATS—MODERN, VERY FINE, CEN
traily:*. located, • seven rooms; \ $27. . Inquire
room 12, 412 Nicollet. „ ,'■
■ SPRUCE FLATS OF 4 AND 6 ROOMS, MOIT
■' era. steam beat, gas stoves; J near to business
i" and i park. i". Inquire *of f janitor or * owner, S3
Spruce ( place. ■-, ■;
NUMBER Continued. :
FOR RENT—PLATS OF FIVE ROOMS AND
bath, modern except heat; in good repair.
824 14th ay S. R. Hall.
FOR : RENT—FLAT OF 6 - ROOMS, THOR
oughly modern; cool; regular price $27.50; for
the summer, $20. 1322 Hawthorn ay, flat 3.;
SEVEN-ROOM FLAT, WiLL~RE~NT~CHEAP
to Sept. 1;-coolest flat in the city for sum
mer. ( Call aud_see_iL_74B E 18th at, flat 4.
FOR ATTRACTIVE CORNER~FLAT
of six rooms and bath, near Central park
Address H 955. Journal.
TO RENT-ABOUT MAY 1, 6-ROOM FLAT,
for adults. 85 Lyndale ay N; $15.
CHOICE, FOUR-ROOM, MODERN, HEATED
flat; hardwood floors, porcelain bath; $20.
Rappahannock, 901 6th ay S.
FOR RENT—FLAT, 1819 STH AY S. CALL
at 1600 2d ay S. ' ■ -' ■■
| FLAT, FIVE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR;
I modern, steam heat, open plumbing, gas
! range, storerooms, laundry. Apply janitor.
120 12th st S. • • , ■. : - . ,
I FOR RENT—UNTIL NOV. 1, A NICELY
I furnished,, seven-room flat, -within walking
I distance, in the best part of the city. N
I 956, Journal.
J EIGHT-ROOM FLAT, FIRST FLOOR, AT
I the Norwood, $30; one of six rooms at the
| Anderson. $27.50. W. W. Clark, 313 Nicollet,.
$9, THREE-ROOM FLAT, GROUND~FLOOR;
brick building; newly finished; gas range; I
no children; references. 708 6th st S. j
, 26 FIiItXISHED FLATS
FOR RENT—FOR SUMMER, FURNISHED
flat of seven rooms, light, airy, modern;
I centrally located. Address N 951, Journal.
FOR -FLAT OF ROOMS, OUTSIDE
corner; cool, thoroughly modern; rents for
$27.50 unfurnished; for the summer, $'J5, fur
nished. 1922 Hawthorn ay, flat S.
PRETTY, WELL FURNISHED I
rent, for summer, at original rental when
unfurnished; piano, telephone. 217 B, Bth i
ay SE. . '
FOR RENT—FROM JUNE 1 TO SEPT. 1,
six-room furnished flat, modern; centrally
located; rent reasonable. Address M 953,
Journal. : . . .
FOR THE SUMMER, 7 ROOMS, WELL
furnished; modern and very cool; walking
distance; price • reasonable. W 956, Journal.
27 ' OFFICES
OFFICES; STEAM HEATED; PRICES $6
to $20, • Eastman block, 412 Nicollet. Inquire
room 12.
FOR WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF THE
Chamber of Commerce you can rent room 7,
McMillan building, 3d ay S and 3d st. Room
is 55x19 feet, steam heated, well lighted, sec
ond floor front. Just the room for grain
commission firm; blackboard, 35x9, ruled for
stocks and grain. Western Union cable in.
Price of $25 per month, and location cannot
be duplicated. O. M.; Laraway & Sons, 100
Bank of Commerce. .
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52 KASOTA BLOCK, HENNEPIN AY 82
Si' and 4th st; one to three rooms; steam J»
82 heated; first-class service. Walter L. m£
tH Badger, 110 Kasota block, or 217 New g*
82 York Life building. . *5
8&s s*s« s&aaiSiEts<Sftsi»ai&;<>s&rt;Bsg«sii s«s.
OQ STORKS
ALL KINDS OP BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT. THORPE^BROS^oSJIENN. AY.
A WAREHOUSE OR BUSTnESITbUILDING
will be erected for suitable tenant; lot 200
feet by 150 feet; across street from new city
market. F. M. Henry, 500 Lumber Exchange.
STORES—4OB, 412, 414~2D AV~ST~iirge~sb.ip-~
ping space in rear. S. C. Staggs, 123 Henne
pin_ ay.
BTH AY SAND 2D ST, TWO-BTORY AND
basement building, 30.\66; call for list. Win.
H. Gibson, 420 Guaranty Loan building.
FOR RENT—TWO STOREROOMS, 20x80
feet, with basement under both, at No. .21
;id st S. Have just rented two upper floors
of this brick building for nice European
hotel, and extensive repairs are being made
on the entire building. This is a good loca
tion for grocery, meat market or restau
rant. Repairs to be completed and build
ing ready for rent by May 1. Inquire of
Edwin L. Buck, 100 Kasota building.
LARGE ROOM FOR CARPENTER OR
light manufacturing. 2U7 10th ay S. $10
per month.
Small place, for shoemaker or tailor, only
$5 per month. 233 10th ay S.
OQ MISCELLANEOUS
LARGE FIREPROOF SAFE, $2 PER
month. 212 Nicollet ay.
31 HELP WANTBD—MALE
WATCHES CLEANED, $1; MAIN SPRINGS,
$1; warranted one year. Paegel's, 22 3d st S.
FREE EYE DISPENSARY—ALL WORTHY
poor treated daily from S to 10 a. in., 22a
Hcnnepin ay.
SUITS SPONGED, pressed while you wait,
50c. Starr Steam Cleaning House, t>22 Hen.
SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED, 50c";
pants recut into style or bicycle pants, 75c;
suits steam cleaned and pressed. $1. An
thony, Tailor, 119 Washington ay N.
WANTED —"SEVERAL FiRST~-~CLASS
structural draughtsmen to make shop draw
ings. Apply the Barnett & Record Co., 306
Corn Exchange building.
I WANTED—AT ONCE—A TAILOR AT LAKE
Benton, Minn. For further particulars ad
dress Chas. Bloomquist, Lake Benton, Minn.
WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL INDUCE
ments to earnest,workers handling our high
grade lines or house furnishings. Team fur
nished; commissions paid weekly. Apply,
with references, Conroy & Crotty, 507 2d ay S.
WANT ED—GOOD P APE R~HANGERS7~HAR-"
ry B. Cramer Co., 213 6th st S.
TATIORT"WA~NTED—ONS~GOOb"IIASrTO
work by the week, at once. Northfleld Tail
oring Co., Northfleld, Minn.
PAYINGTAN rfr~PLEASXNT EMPLOYMENT
I secured by graduate of Minnesota School of
Business, 54 3d st S, diagonally opposite P. O.
WANTED—BARBER; STEADY~JOB~"TCT~A
good man. 1223 Washington ay N.
AGENTS, MEN~AND WOMEN' 7AS SOLICIT
tors for the best selling article on the mar-
I ket; it will pay to investigate. Call at 2J.8
j Nicollet ay, city.
RELIABLE SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS—WE
are now organizing our summer campaign.
Our agents average- over $20 a week commis
sion. Excellent territory yet unassigned.
Northwestern Agriculturist, 1237 Guaranty
building.
WANTED—THREE GOOD MEN WHO ARE
experts iv selling high-grade specialties; ex
safe men, ca^sa register men, good book men
can fill the bill. Call 43 4th st S, third floor,
front, 9 to 12.
WANTED-T\VO aTsALESMEN; OXE CITYJ
one outside, traveling; good position to right
parties. Address H 953, Journal.
WAXTED—MAX TO CARRY AT
the Golden Star Restaurant. 114 3d at S.
wanted-horseshoer; first-cXass
floor man; steady job. Apply Nio Simmer
Grand Forks, N. D.
P. S.—A GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY^ A
Knight. Templar, wanted for special work
among Knight Templars; good pay. Address
i wuh references. Fetter Printing Co Louis
ville, Ky.
WANTED, BVERYwH"ERE7I«TSTLERS~Td
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc ;
no canvassing: gooU pay. Snn Advertising
Bureau, Chicago.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN TO CLEAN WIN"
dows. World Window Cleaning Co., tU
Nicollet ay. $1 per day and upwards.
YOUNG MAN—HUNDREDS OF BTKNOG
raphers, all over the northwest, testify to
the mertts of the Munson Shorthand Insti
tute, Guaranty Loan building. Lessons by
mail. Success_guaranteed.
TWO GOOD PAINTERS'] ~CALL~AT~NWW
house at the end of Bryn Mawr car Hue,
or at 250 Greeley ay, evening or morning.
WANTED—RELIABLE, SOBER COACTF
man. Must be firgt-class man. 1520 Park ay.
WANTED— YOUNG~~MA N OF GOOD HAB
ita, single. Apply at J7 4th st S, upstairs,
room_7.
WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS HARNESS
maker, at ouce; steady job. L. Laramee &
Co.. « 4th_ st S.
dentist" wanted, with certificate.
Dr. Nelson, corner 3d ay S and Washington.
WAN TE D—T WO CARRIAGE PAIN TER o7
\V. D. Kelsey & Co.'s carriage shop, 13, 15
and IT 4th st NE.
THREE STONE MASONS WANTED AT
the Gas -works, 14th ay S and the river.
BOY WANTED—AGED ABOUT 17; SALARY
$5 per week. Must have a bicycle. J. W.
Ken-, 1011 Washington ay S.
WANTED—HAN TO CARB FOR HORSES
and do chores about the house; private fam
ily. Call room 522 New York Life building,
Thursday morning.
BARBER WANT ED—A GOOD; STEADY
young man; good pay, steady work for the
right man for country. Address C 966,
Journal.
ANY PERSON WHO WILL DISTRIBUTE
circulars for $3 daily should address Stand
ard Co., 4 Wells, Chicago. Steady position.
No canvassing.
WANTED—FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN, ONE
who understands care of flowers preferred.
Apply M. B. Lloyd, 1610 Central ay.
BARBER WANTED AT 3047 NICOLLET AY;
steady job guaranteed to right man. W. H.
Germand.
ifPER FLOOR—FOUR CONNECTING UN
' furnished rooms, alcove, modern conven
iences, gas fixtures; central location; house
keeping. Reforences^^Owner. 717 lat av_N.
good" Xd vert isi ncTsolj cTtor7for~a n?
established monthly publication; must be ex
perienced; good thing for the right man. Ad
dress V 956, Journal.
WANTED—ONE HORSE SHOER AT ONCE?
312 M *T N.
NUMBER Continued.
DRAUGHTSMAN—ON ACCOUNT OP A
proposed trip to Europe, I would like to have
a draughtsman with some experience in civil
engineering draughting to ' hold 'my position
for the time of three months. For further
information apply to T 954, Journal.
A LIVE YOUNG MAN,~WITH~SMALL CAP
; ital, can get a good investment for his money
and be in business for 'himself. This is no
fake. It will pay you to investigate. Room
PTO* Syndicate Arcade.
WANTED—A SALESMAN, ONE FOR MIN~
neapolls and one for Minnesota; call for man
ager. 502 Northwestern, building.
WANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED CRUISU
ers. 225 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
32 help wanted-female"
PAYING AND PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT
secured by graduates of Minnesota School of
Business, 54 3d st S, diagonally opposite P. O."
WANTED—GOOD SEWERS ON POWER
machines. Steady work, Robltshek, Frank
& Heller. 18 3d et N. •
A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE
work; good wages. 612 9th ay SE.
WANTED—NURSE GIRL TO CARE FOR i
child 3 years old. Must be well recom
mended. Apply at once. Suite 35, Hamp
shire Arms.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED PANT, OVER
aII and shirt operators on power machines;
new machines; good light; steady employ
ment. Ilyman, Newman & Weil, 102 3d st S. !
YOUNG NO OTHER "SCHOOL" IN
the northwest point to such a list of
successful graduates as THE MUNSON
SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, Guaranty Loan
bunging. Our record is unimpeachable.-
GIRL FUR GENERAL. HOUSEWORK IN
small family; good wages. 217 Beacon st
SE, Just back of university.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: small family and good wages. 1602
-d ay S.
WANTE D—AN E^C^RiENCED~GIRL~ TO
run neckband or body machine at Co-opera
tive Laundry, 523 Ist ay S.
WOMAN TO HELP CLEAN HOUSE. CALL
1 hursday afternoon, 2201 Irving ay N.
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR SEC
ond girl; must be neat and accustomed to
second work; to the right girl first-class
wages will be paid. 2024 Queen ay S. W.
H. Levlnga.
wanted^gTrl to do kitchen work
in a home bakery; no work evenings or Sun
d*ya. 1084 H ennepin ay.
AVANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSIT
v>ork; amall family. 323S 2d ay S.
YOUNG LADY—FOR TWENTY YEARS WK
nave been training young men and women
for positions as stenographers. Our success
has been phenomenal. See our list of grad
uates. The Munson Shorthand Institute,
Guaranty Loan building.
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. 3043 2d ay S.
WANTED—COMPETENf~GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; small family; good wage 3.
1729 Park ay.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, to go to the lake. Call at 20ul 2d ay
S. afternoons, after 3 o'clock.
GIRL WANTED-MUST BE GOOD COOK;
no washing: wages, ?20 per month. Apply
629 sth st SE.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL~FOR GENERAL
housework; small family. Mrs. C. H. How
ard, 501 6th st SE.
WANTED—A GOOD^ STRONG KITCHEN
girl. Apply 1215 Nicollet ay.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU3E
work; no _ rooking. 1322 Oth st S, flat 2.
GTRL, UNDER 17 YEARS. TO ASSIST IN
care of children. Call before 6p. in. S.
R. Child. 635 Lumber Exchange.
wanted^gTrlTfor general housed
work. Inquire at. i;:i2 Stevens ay.
WANTED—WOMAN TO CLEAN OFFICES.
World Window Cleaning Co.. 221 Nicollet ay.
WANTED—A "YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
with housework, at 2510 4th ay S. No wash
i_£g_and_good wages paid.
EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOR
general housework. No housecleaning. Call
at 1904 Chicago ay.
W A NTH D—HRAD SKIRT GIRL, ALSO,
first-class waist finisher. Best wages paid.
Good references required. M 956, Journal.
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Lake Minnetonka, Orono
station; small family; big wages. Apply
2212 Girard ay S.
DINING-ROOM GIRL AT THE GOLDEN
Gate cafe, 9-11 4th st ._&.
MILLIN ER V, WH OL ESAL E AND RET AI l 7
remember this, we are not on the ground
floor; third and fourth floors are full of fine
goods: lowest prices and first-class trimming
department. The Millinery Supply Co., 403
Nicollet.
A BRIGHT LADY WITH SMALL CAPITAL
can find a good business for herself. Room
270, Syndicate Arcade.
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MARKER
and sorter and also starcher for Broadway
Steam Laundry, Helena, Mont.; will pay ?2
per day and advance fare. A 957, Journal.
'Wanted—third cook, at eureka
restaurant, 35 Washington ay S. Big wages.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRI7~FbR~GENERAL
housework. Must be a good cook. Good
wages. 1522 4th ay S.
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL; NO HOUSE
cleaning. Good wages. Mrs. £>rimhall, 1622
Hillside ay N.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call at once, at 903- Henne
pin ay.
711 K~i7TH~~ST, NEARTpARK Av7~COMPeT
tent girl for general housework: modern
house; eight rooms; small family; good
wages.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Steady place. 3128 Stevens ay.
A HOUSEKEEPE~R FOR THE~~COUNTRY.
Must be well recommended; good home; easy
place. Mrs. Carlisle, Wyoming, Minn.
GOOD GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework; no cooking or heavy washing;
one who can sleep at home preferred. 1501
Hawthorn ay.
EXPERIENCED FANTS FINISHERS
wanted. Robitshek, Frank & Heller, 18 3d
st N.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; small family; good wages; house
oleanlng is finished. 1814 15th ay S.
COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR GEN
eral housework, at once. 829 15th ay S.
A GOOD GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSEN
work. 223 3d ay SE.
EXPERIENCED STARCHER AND SMART
young girl to turn collars. Custom Laun
dry, 112 6th st S.
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; good wages. Call at 2325
Girard ay S.
| WANTED—FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; family of two; first-class
wages. 2413 Ist ay S.
WANTED— GiKL~F6R~QESERAir~H6v3 E~
work in small family; must be good cook and
neat. Call 528 7th st S.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 720 E Franklin ay.
WANTED—A GOOD OIRL~"f"OR~GENERAL
housework; no children. Call at 2807 Pleas
ant ay.
COMPETENT GlltL FOR GEN RAL HOUSE
work; five in family. 3140 Lyndale ay S.
33 HORSES, CARRIAGES—SALE
WANTED —TO BUY HORSES, BUGGIES,
and harnesses, blankets and robes. Second
hand rigs of all kinds for sale. Cash or time.
4U 3d_BL_S.
BROWN & DICKEY. MIDWAY HORSE
Market, St. Paul, Minn., have constantly on
bend all classes of horses, draft and driving
horses and farm chunks; if you want a horse
of any kind, give us a call.
HORSES—HORSES.
Barrett & Zln;uitrmau have from 400 to 800
head of all classes of horses on hand; auction
every Wednesday; private sales daily; part
time given if desired. Barrett & Zlmmer
man's Midway Horse Market. St. Paul. Minn.
FOR SALE—HEAVY~TRAP "HORSE" 616~E
17th st. city.
FOR SALE—OKfiB ROAD CART, ONE BUG
gy, one single harness and one double har
ness, all In good condition. Call evenings,
after t>. 2526 Pleasant ar S.
GOOD SECONO^HANT) THRJIE-SPRING
wagon, as good as new. 121 3d ay N. Mich
igan Buggy Co.
A FINE LARGE DRIVING HORSE, $50;
safe for lady to drive; also open buggy cheap.
Watson, 615 4th at S .__
$125, FARM TEAM, CHUNKY. 2,300" LBST
$60, driver, S years old, 1,100 lbs; right for
family. Take Bth and Central car. 834 1SV S
ay NE.
$110 BUYS NICE BLACK MARE, 7 YEARS
old, weight 1,075; good farm or delivery team,
weight 2,400, $150; good single driver, $65. 2316
4th st N.
TRAP, ALMOST NEW, COST $2(K>T^VILL
sell for $80; used only about one month, In
almost perfect condition; have no further
use for It. J. W. Kerr, 1900 Hennepin ay.
TWO SPAN HEAVY HORSES, 6 TO 8
years old, weight 2,900, just from the woods;
must be sold; one cheap single driver, $35.
252 3d ay S.
FOR SALE—KIMBALL SPEEDING BUGGY,
good as new; will trade for Concord road
wagon and cash. Shipping clerk, 719 Nloollet.
1,200-LB. WORK OR DELIVERY HORSES,
$50; good driving mare, $60; sound, small
horse, $18; three set single harness, cheap;
11 trade. Cali 508 4th ay S.
34 HORSES,CARRIAGES—W'T'D
WANTED—BUGGY THAT HAS NOT BEEN
used much and In perfect condition; full-seat
and laat.har toD. 59 Lyndale ay N, flat S.
. NUMBER Continued.
WANT DRIVER; MUST BE YOUNG, FlßST
class roadster. •; C. A. Qulst ■ & Co., 109 ; 4th
st S. ■ ' "■ ■ ,'* "■"■"', ■ ■ --■■.'■". JI- -
WANT TO BUY SECOND-HAND HARNESS
with collar and names, for a light delivery
wagon. T 955, Journal, r
WANT GOOD SOUND YOUNG HORSB
about 1,300 pounds. Call 716 Ist ay S.
35 INSTRUCTION
SENOR MORENO, THE CELEBRATED
Spanish guitar soloist, will give instruction
In mandolin and guitar at your residence
Address T 921. Journal.
"SPANISH INSTRUCTION BY NATIVE OF
Madrid, Spain; natural method; pure Castll
ian pronunciation; class or private; terms
reasonable. A 896, Journal.
36T loans"and~chattels~~
LOAN 3 MADE ON SAME DAY AS APPLl
cation, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
fixtures, etc., goods to' remain In your un
disturbed possession.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
Minneapolis Loan Co.. 601-2 Globa Building.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, .at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., 825 Guaranty Loan.
QUICK LOANS MADE" ON FURNITURE?
pianos, etc., without removal; easy payments,
cheapest rates; business confidential. Minne
sota Mortgage Loan Co., room 308 Bank of
Commerce building, cor, Ist ay S and 4th si,
PAWNBROKERS—ReIiabIe, reasonable; con"
fidential. Harris & Goldstein, 239 Ist ay S.
QUICK LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODsI
pianos, etc., without removal, at lowest rates.
American Credit Co., 523-525 Guaranty Lo&n
building.
37 LOST AND FOUND
SOME ONE KNOWS WHERE LITTLE
painting is, taken from the Beard Art Co.'s,
624 NlcoHet, ou March 27; does not that per
son want to receive liberal reward for its
return? Money will be paid to your ageui
a£d _no questions asked.
LOST-LAST SATURDAY, A MACKINTOSH
on 4th se, between 10th and 3d ays N, or in
that vicinity. Return to Journal and receive
reward.
LOST—LADY'S BLACK POCKETBOOKT
containing money, rings and a breastpin.
Finder keep money and return jewelry to
L. P... 616 NlcoHet.
FOUND—LADY'S PIJRI3E~ CONTAINING
money and papers. Owner can have same by
calling Thursday evening after b:3O p m at
room S. Parker House.
LOST—BLACK DOG, PART COCKER SPAN-"
ie!, answers to the name of Don. For reward
return to Harry Prince, 2t>C# Stevens ay.
39~ MEDICAL
ELITE BATH PARLORS. 626 HENNEPIN
ay; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
VIRTU AM A, FRENCH TREATMENT .BOTH
sexes, cures impotency, gives vitality, vigor,
restoring desires, ambitions, aspirations of
youth, health; $2, or three for $5; sent on re
ceipt of price. Kidd Drug Co., Elgin, 111.;
Churchill & Scheldrup, Nic. House, Mpls. F.
M. Parker, opp. P. 0., St. Paul. Fred Scott,
Stillwater. Full line syringes, water bags.
MRS. DR. F. G. M'KAY HAS REMOVED
from 620 Nicollet to 412 Nicollet, rooms 51-52,
sixth floor; take elevator. Osteopathy, vital
magnetism, electricity and vapor; alcohol aui
cabinet sweats. Houra t) a. in. to 12; 1 to t>.
40 RUG MFG.CARPET CLEANING
FINS RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS.
«We pay the in freight to out-of-town orders;
carpet cleaning, making over, laying; best
work, lowest rates. NATIONAL CARPET
AND RUG CLEANING CO., George D. Walk
er, prop., Nlcollet island. Both phones.
Our rugs, from old carpets, are second to none
but orientals; the quality of our work brings
more. Economy Rug Co., 105 tith st S. Tele
phone 3217 L-l. . .
41^MINNET0NKA_PR0PERTY ~~
FOR SALE OR RENT— SIX-ROOM PLAS
tered cottage at Excelsior., Minnetonka; will
sell on easy terms or exchange for city prop
erty. G 954, Journal. ' ; '
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED COTTAGES
to rent; also the Geo. R. Newell cottages,
situated one of the finest points on the lake.
H. Hutchins, Excelsior. .
NORTHLAND, A NEW SUBURB OF 320
acres; first station at Lake Minnetonka, on
Great Northern; distant only lOl^ miles from
Loring park; 20 minutes by train from city;
beautifully wooded and sightly. It will be
sold to desirable parties in one to ten-acre
tracts. Inquire Geo. C. Andrews, 1212 Guar
anty Loan. - -" ■■ ■ -.-.-..-. $.%
JAEGER & TORELLE, 310 BANK OF COM
merce, make a specialty of Lake Minnetonka
properties, and have the largest list of cot
tages, lots and acres. Catalogue on applica
tion. ..-, . .. ■„ ;:-. :.
$I,OOO—VERY DESIRABLE ACRES AND
shore lots in Sutherland Park, Groveland
Station. Jaeger & Torelle, 310 Bank of Com
merce. • ■ ■■•■'■'.•■■. .:•,•' ■•'' , ■■
$I^OOO—GOOD FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE AT
Brentwood and two lots, for rent at $60. Jae
ger & Torelle. 310 Bank of Commerce. : ' :r.;i.:.
$67000, 32 ACRES, HIGHLY" IMPROVBDT
close to Hotel St. Louis. Jaeger & Torell«,
310 Bank of Commerce. , ;
GLEN MORRIS, THE MOST PICTURESQUE
spot in the lake region; high-class improve
ments; 48 acres* Jaeger & Torelle, sol*
agents, 310 Bank of Commerce.
TWO COTTAGES AND STABLE. APPLY
Ripley & Lum, city, or Mrs. Van Every, Min
netonka Beach. . .
COTTAGEWOOD, LAKE MINNETONKA.
seven-room completely furnished cottage, pi
ano, table ware, bedding, fine lake front,
yard and boathouse; price $250 for season.
Call City Realty Co., 205 Boston block.
42~ NOTICE
NOTICE—SPECIAL DEEP CUT PRICES ON
framing pictures to double our business; now
stock high grade moldings, ovals, pictures,
new store. Zesbaugh, 11 sth st S, opposite
Lumber Exchange. •
44 _J>ERSON^ ~
: DR. BERTHA SHEPARD. SPECIALIST DlS
eases of women and children. 17 9th st S.
Take Hennepin ay car. . ..'..-. , _____
' FEMALE DISEASES CURED. .
By Dr. Wheeler, specialist. Irregular men
struation successfully treated. Office, Globs
building, 'Minneapolis. '
EXAMINATION FREE.
T. H. BLY, M. D., SPECIALIST IN ALL
diseases of women: all irregularities cor
rected; private home for women before and
during confinement; book, loc, all you need
to know. Office, 27 4th st S, third floor.
HAIR LOSERS AND BALD HEADS. ,
Would you expect benefit from, a bald- .
headed "hair doctor"? Call and see what
has been produced on . a bald head. Dr.
Oliver K. Chance. Dept. W.. 680 Syndicate
Arcade. __;___ _
DOES it pay to advertise? Send address and
4c stamps for mailing charges, to Hofflln'4
Drug Store, Minneapolis, Minn., and by re
turn mail you get an embossed aluminum
comb in leatherette case that retails at 2Sc.
OHIO PICTURE FRAME MFG. CO.,
. 113 Washington Aye N, v .
Frame alt kinds of pictures 60 per cent cheap
er than any' other tiroi in the city. Big stock.
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE BOXES RE
paired and relined. Tin and sheet iron work
of all kinds. Stoves stored. Great Western 1
Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin ay. Tel. 161:
LADIES—CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH FEN
nyroyal Pills are the best; safe, reliable; taka
no other; send 4c stamp for particulars. "Re
lief for Ladies" in letter by return mall; at
druggists. Chichester Chem. Co.. Phlla.. Pa.
! DUPONT'S SUN CURES~STOP BACKACHE
' best sexual remedy known; makes you young
and frisky. Hofflin keeps them; Ist and
Washington ays S.« _ __ '
LEAVE "YOUR ORDERS~~p6r~ALL KINDS
of carpenter and jobbing work at the Mer
chants' Carpetner Shop, rear 315 Nlcollet ay.
PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
Cummings, stocks and grain, address P 9at>,
Journal. . - ■ --' - - ' .; •.'■
HAIR SWITCHES, HAIR CHAINS, WIGS,
toupees, pompadours; mail orders promptly
filled. Brahl'B Hair Bazaar, 409 Nicollet, up
stairs. Established 1873.
n7~w.—have found watch, pleask
call.
IT LESSENS DEFECTS. INTENSIFIES AT
traetiveness. These merits and more axe in
corporated in Satin-Skin Powder. 25c. Glass
Biock, Olson's. Voegeli Bros.
4g PATENT^ATTORNEYS
P. H. GUNCKEL, 745 Temple Ct, counselor
and solicitor in patent and trade mark causes.
WILLIAMSON~&~MEkCHANT ~(J AMEB~F."
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors, main office, No. 929
--935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Minn.; branch office, room 52, McGill build
lng. Washington, D. C.
47 REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
IMPROVED
EDMUND G. WALTON, 300 HENNEPIN, IS
sues a new catalogue of houses for tale every
two weeks. Send or call.
W. A. BARNES & CO., 300-302 NICOLLKTT
issue a rental bulletin and real estate list
every Monday. Call or send and get one.
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